Ready, set, read.
A letter comes closer.
Your voice clears the way.
A little voice.
A big adventure.
See the letter. Say it aloud.
Catch it before it flies past.
Listen, then try it.
Choose your letters, then start your flight.
MICROPHONEA little help before you fly +
In Letter names, say “Aleph,” “Beis,” or the name of the letter you see. In Nekudot and Blends, say the sound. Word reading uses your recorded examples.
Browser listening uses your browser’s speech service and may send audio to that service. My recorded sounds compares audio on this device. Sound examples stay in this browser until you delete them. Speech recognition works best in a supported browser such as Chrome or Edge with an internet connection.
Use Listen & Practice to record the Chabad pronunciation your classroom uses. Sound matching is experimental; an uncertain match asks for a retry. Reduce motion replaces the approaching effect with a steady character and a progress bar.
Listen. Repeat. Grow.
Hear a letter name, say it back, and try again as often as you like.
5 BUILT-IN EXAMPLES · UNLIMITED PRACTICEAleph
AH-lef
Generated neural example · teacher review pendingHear the example, then say the name.
Ready. You can listen as often as you like.
This first version checks which letter name was recognized. The score is speech-recognition confidence, not a pronunciation grade or a measure of accent. Built-in clips use neural voices and remain teaching drafts; teacher-approved recordings for each tradition and sound-level assessment come next. Browser listening may send audio to its speech service. Practice attempts are not saved as audio.
Optional teacher recording tools +
CUSTOM SOUND LIBRARY · CHABAD
Show it what “correct” sounds like.
Record a clear example for each item in your practice set. Try two or three examples per item. Then test a spoken answer against all the examples.
An experimental sound comparison, processed on this device. It compares tone and timing; it is not a pronunciation grade. Each pronunciation profile has its own library.
Record two different items to get started.
Say the example once. Each recording stops after 2.5 seconds.